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You are what you wear One could say dressing up on San G ' s cam pus became a regular event over the past school year. Every Friday, football players and cheerleaders dressed in school colors for that night ' s football game. Homecoming week came and people wore three foot spotted ties. Dad ' s old neckties, and big bow ties. They wore baggy shirts and plaid pants on Rock a- Billy day, and black, blue and white on school Halloween was the most unusual day of all for dressing up. Clowns, ghosts, witches, vam- pires, and cats invaded the grounds. Some of the unigue costumes, such as the favorable cartoon character Smurf, a pair of dice, and many more were noticed throughout the day. They got peculiar looks and comments from all who passed. Individuality, character, and overall school spirit was shown through a costume that one chose. For instance, trying to choose a dif- ferent . more unusual costume showed uniqueness. One ' s character could be brought out by a costume. A clown costume could per suade a person to become more outgoing, more laughable. Whereas an angel costume could make a person more timid Dressing up and getting involved in school activities promoted school spirit It helped remove the pressures of everyday school life and by doing so. made a happier student body. After all. you are what you wear. 76 student life
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Above left: Tie Day. during Homecoming week, is thoroughly enjoyed by all par ticipants Jeff Solis and Mr Satterfield enjoy the view of the carnival midway Above: Mike Gardner and Don Bradley model the fashions of up town on Hallo- ween. Left: On Halloween the devil comes out in everyone. Cheryl Provence and Danny Quiggle just can ' t hide it any longer. student life 77
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